Liang Li

The trials and tribulations of 108 outlaws during the mid Song Dynasty.

A monk and his three disciples—a rebellious Monkey King, a gluttonous pig demon, and a loyal river ogre—embark on a perilous journey to the West to retrieve sacred scriptures. Along the way, they face countless trials, battle demons, and grow in wisdom, ultimately fulfilling their divine quest and achieving enlightenment.

Set from the 1920s to the 1940s, the story follows the playful and cowardly Beile Halan of the former Qing Dynasty whose life changes tremendously after he obtains a secret record to the treasures of the imperial tombs. In 1909, Halan (Fu Dalong) was born inside a dilapidated palace in the capital. He is childhood sweethearts with Xiao Yuelou (Dou Xiaoxuan). He once entered the palace as a study companion where he falls in love with imperial cuisine and befriends Godly Cook Xie (Liu Peiqi).

Love isn’t always found in the places you expect it. Ai Ruo Man is a successful career woman. But her strong personality and independent nature chases men away in her personal life. Lu Fei is a gentle, easy-going man who loves to cook, clean and tend to his garden. Women appreciate his kind spirit, but not enough to date or marry him. Ai Ruo Man and Lu Fei have been best friends for the past 15 years. As they both enter their 30s, can they help each other find the mate of their dreams?

Upon returning from study abroad, her fiancé quickly ends their marriage, leaving her with a sick son to care for. She then meets architect Du Fan and the two fall in love. But then something happens and it tears them apart. They meet again years later and eventually end up as a couple.

Three friends discover that they have the power to travel back and forth 20 years with a sneeze. However, the future is not as good as they hope, and they need to take on the responsibility of saving the world.

Based on a true story about great robbery of the tombstone treasure in 1938, which marked the end of the King dynasty in China.

Lan Hua Hua and Brother Yang are childhood sweethearts and playmates, and the relationship between the two is sincere and passionate. However, Lan Hua Hua was forced to marry a greedy and cunning landlord. Lan Hua Hua, who was unwilling to succumb to fate, decided to elope with Brother Yang on the wedding night.